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Contexts ▼▲ Superlative for deficient or inadequate in amount Superlative for deficient or inadequate in quality (of a quality) Superlative for absent or not present (lacking in) Superlative for without or deficient in (something) Superlative for not producing any desired or required effect Superlative for not having all the necessary or appropriate parts Superlative for subject to deprivation Superlative for being required or essential for a given objective Superlative for feeling defeated due to lacking the expected result or outcome Superlative for in dire need of something Superlative for ambiguous or undecided, not having or leading to a conclusion Superlative for without or lacking in … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Superlative for deficient or inadequate in amount lowest scarcest meagerestUS meagrestUK measliest scantest scantiest shortest slightest sparsest leanest paltriest smallest shiest in shortest supply skimpiest poorest thinnest least fewest and farthest between stingiest slimmest slenderest thinnest on the ground lightest puniest sparest barest barrenest tightest uncommonest meanest weakest minutest tiniest miserablest flimsiest shabbiest subtlest merest sketchiest bittiest lamest feeblest driest most deficient most inadequate most insufficient most wanting most limited most incommensurate most insubstantial most minimal most drained most finite most restricted most incomplete most needed most exiguous most negligible most rare most inconsiderable most reduced most diminished most trifling most dwindling most sporadic most infrequent most insignificant most sparing most derisory most imperceptible most inconsequential most scattered most miserly most middling most modest most skimp most mediocre most cut most unproductive most stunted most stinted most left out most short-handed most marginal most unusual most infinitesimal most unfrequent most defective most subnormal most substandard most removed most fragmentary most fractional most tenuous most scrimp most unfruitful most infertile most ungenerous most contemptible most laughable most pathetic most parsimonious most searching most exhaustible most bush-league most underwhelming more ❯ “Funds were severely lacking, and we would have a tough time paying our bills.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for deficient or inadequate in quality baddest poorest lousiest lamest terriblest crummiest direst faultiest junkiest lowest rottenest shoddiest weakest wretchedest feeblest shabbiest abjectest paltriest awfullest miserablest unworthiest saddest pitifullest crumbiest schlockiest sketchiest crudest tinniest trashiest least meagerestUS meagrestUK bummest tattiest ropiest duffest grottiest commonest sleaziest cheesiest coarsest cheapest punkest sourest wackest most substandard most deficient most dissatisfactory most subnormal most unsatisfactory most wanting most abysmal most appalling most atrocious most average most dismal most dreadful most execrable most lamentable most ordinary most pathetic most unexceptional most unsound most defective most deplorable most diabolical most disagreeable most flawed most imperfect most inadequate most pedestrian most rubbish most rubbishy most unacceptable most second-rate most below average most mediocre most disappointing most insufficient most low-grade most displeasing most off most middling most undesirable most worthless most bush-league most uninspired most undistinguished most inefficient most limited most reduced most impotent most ineffectual most inept most laughable most objectionable most restricted most sparing most ineffective most inconsiderable most insubstantial most frightful most tenth-rate most hopeless most pants most craptacular most cheapjack most direful most egregious most unsuitable most intolerable most inadmissible most wrong most bush most impermissible most insufferable most inappropriate most ill most regrettable most disconcerting most amiss most disturbing most disquieting most damaged most distressing more ❯ “The audio quality is quite clearly lacking in these sound files.” Adjective ▲ (of a quality) Superlative for absent or not present absentest shortest lostest most wanting most unavailable most removed most deficient most withdrawn most off “They knocked in a barrage of goals in the first two rounds, displaying a consistency sorely lacking in the past.” Adjective ▲ (lacking in) Superlative for without or deficient in (something) barest barrenest shortest scantest lowest shiest scarcest scantiest paltriest poorest skimpiest measliest meagrestUK sparsest meagerestUS emptiest thinnest slightest sparest lightest shabbiest sketchiest in shortest supply most wanting most deficient most bankrupt most deprived most inadequate most insufficient most limited most restricted most incomplete most drained most exiguous most incommensurate most imperfect most insubstantial most exhausted most unsatisfactory most hard up most sparing most skimp most naked most starved most impoverished most inconsiderable most tenuous most derisory most partial most abridged most undeveloped most unpolished most immature most rare most infrequent most unqualified most incapable most unfitted more ❯ “The concert was rather dull and lacking in energy.” Adjective ▲ Superlative for not producing any desired or required effect unfittest poorest weakest feeblest meagerestUS meagrestUK uselessest lousiest baddest faultiest duffest clumsiest awkwardest unhandiest rawest most ineffectual most inept most ineffective most inadequate most incapable most inefficient most substandard most deficient most inexpedient most insufficient most impotent most imperfect most feckless most counterproductive most limited most hamstrung most unimpressive most inexpert most amateurish most unskilful most unqualified most inapt most unproficient most wanting most unfitted most unskilled most unskillful most hopeless most pathetic most unable most unworkmanlike most powerless most unequal most unsatisfactory most defective most bungling most amateur most inexperienced most untrained most unprofessional most maladroit most unsuitable most unequipped most ineligible most incapacitated most unapt most undependable most helpless most unreliable most farcical most cack-handed most ham-fisted most bush-league more ❯ Adjective ▲ Superlative for not having all the necessary or appropriate parts scrappiest shortest meagrestUK meagerestUS patchiest sketchiest bittiest roughest untidiest crudest vaguest haziest fuzziest unclearest skimpiest wooliestUS shallowest coarsest scantiest woolliestUK most incomplete most partial most fragmentary most fractional most fragmented most insufficient most wanting most broken most restricted most abridged most qualified most unaccomplished most disjointed most inchoate most inadequate most deficient most limited most rudimentary most superficial most perfunctory most skeletal most disconnected most incoherent most piecemeal most unsystematic most inconsistent most imperfect most uneven most slipshod most disorganizedUS most disorganisedUK most confused most jumbled most unrefined most fitful most irregular most variable most unconnected most erratic most inconclusive most fractured most shattered most smashed most imprecise most busted most cursory most uncritical most unpolished most defective Adjective ▲ Superlative for subject to deprivation neediest poorest forlornest worst off skintest beggarliest shortest flattest unluckiest stoniest shabbiest seediest slummiest meagerestUS lowest scantiest meagrestUK most deprived most disadvantaged most impoverished most penurious most underprivileged most necessitous most broke most distressed most depressed most underserved most wanting most poverty-stricken most needful most indigent most bankrupt most threadbare most moneyless most famished most insolvent most ruined most tapped out most stony broke most hard up most unfortunate most boracic most unprosperous most hard-pressed most neglected most reduced most busted most unfavored most broken most straitened most unaffluent most derelict most shanty most ghetto most fortuneless most handicapped most hapless most empty-handed most ill-starred most ill-fated more ❯ Adjective ▲ Superlative for being required or essential for a given objective most needed most necessary most required most essential most requisite most critical most integral most vital most wanted most compulsory most imperative most indispensable most mandatory most necessitous most obligatory most needful Adjective ▲ Superlative for feeling defeated due to lacking the expected result or outcome most empty-handed most defeated most frustrated most disappointed most discouraged most disheartened most disillusioned most unrewarded most wanting Adjective ▲ Superlative for in dire need of something eagerest hungriest keenest thirstiest most desperate most aching most enthusiastic most raring most wanting most desirous most impatient most bursting Adjective ▲ Superlative for ambiguous or undecided, not having or leading to a conclusion vaguest most inconclusive most uncertain most unsettled most undecided most questionable most indefinite most debatable most unresolved most open most indeterminate most ambiguous most moot most indecisive most incomplete most unconvincing most unproved most deficient most groundless most inadequate most uneventful most unfateful most unsatisfactory most unsatisfying most unsound most up in the air Adjective ▲ Superlative for without or lacking in freest clearest emptiest ignorantest cleanest barest blankest starkest deadest most innocent most vacant most abandoned most unoccupied most deserted most forsaken most desolate most derelict most godforsaken most evacuated most vacuous most tenantless most exhausted most toom most wanting most waste Find more words! 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